Cuki, as far as I'm concerned, there's no such thing as overkill, so long as you're willing to cart it and actually use it. The way I see the new typical mini line array customer is someone who doesn't realise that the major design element of the Bose, the originator of the mini line array for the masses concept, was that each member of the band was supposed to own and supply their own L2t.
They work the way they're intended when there are 4 of em, with 8 subs (Bose recommended 2/per array In the beginning). They're good systems but they're really expensive for what they are. You were supposed to realize your savings by not having need for monitors.
Four Loudbox Minis and a good digital mixer (for tunable delay aux outs) and you've got a system that costs less, out powers and sounds better.
You've just got to carry it and use it.
Some kind of hi resolution wireless speaker connection with delay attributes would be a great thing to invent and sell.
|